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Chicago examiner thursday Chicago july 7 1910â€”16 pages thursday reristered in c s patent office many opportunities || axe constantly being advertised r under various classifications in y i examiner uatit m % pricf onf tfnt d^ttÂ»Â«Â«4 y carrier ri\l^e uinil t-llnl i0 nts pct mon ih 1 j|a the weather fc f^y Chicago and vicinity â€” fair r \ x thursday and friday slightly cooler Â£- v \; a thursday moderate westerly winds lw jjÂ«is becoming variable (%$ vol viii no 170 a m * * roosevelt sees will hold conference with senators dolliver cummins and beveridge split in party is feared colonel's espousal of insur gency would force presi dent to fight back otstek bat july 6 colonel roosevelt will bare his important insurgent confer ence to-morrow at sagamore hill his vis itors it was announced to-night will be senators john p dolliver and albert cum mins of lowa and albert t beveriage of indiana congressman hamilton fish another ot tie aggressive is also expected dudley ,Â» lftralke the indiana reformer to whom mr roosevelt when prescient nsed to write | iÃŸtters expressing for publication lls views j to important questions arrived at the hill to-night colonel roosevelt's conference to-morrow â€¢ is regarded as th most sj^niflcaiit of all btnoe his return the senators from the west are from strong roosevelt points and active anti-administration belligerents mr roosevelt will next week go into the political situation in the state it was defi nitely fixed to-night that governor hughes jg to call upon mr roosevelt tuesday after the governor will come visits from 1 other state leaders colonel roosevelt set the political sÂ«vants to guessing to-day with an an nouncement that soon tie will have talks at sagamore hill with charles r barnes republican leader of albany and speaker james w wadsworth of the house as both are aligned with the anti-hughes forces there is some speculation as to what roosevelt wants it is considered highly probable that in his ambition to assume control of the state machinery he may offer some compromise wants woodruff ousted mr wadsworfh may be decided upon at he hughes-boosevelt conference as an reliable candidate for the state chairman ship vice timothy 1 woodruff whom mr roosevelt would like to have ousted if mr roosevelt arrives at any tinder standing with barnes and wadsworth it is bgured that it will only be on condition that they abandon their opposition to the teect primary fight colonel roosevelt was miffed to-day over rftports pnblished in the morning papers telling of his having come out for the can didacy of miles poin dexter for united states senator in the seattle district of washington mr roosevelt's objection lay in the fact that he was directly quoted in the news paper reports as having given out the in formation while it was actually obtained first hand from other sonrees colonel roosevelt reached new york shortly after 10 o'clock to-day and went to the outlook offices where he remained until after 4 o'clock roosevelt friend Taft foe bbtebl.t llass july 6 long before news was received here that col roose velt had repudiated the statement that he had endorsed the senatorial candidacy of miles poinflexter of washington the pinion was expresseil in official circles here that the former president had been mis quoted it is inconceivable to friends of presi dent Taft that col roosevelt can or will take any advanced stand in favor of any ueh brand of insurgency as that repre sented by poindester there is an unconcealed feeling that any utspoken esjvonsal of the insurgent cause fcy roosevelt trill split the republican party wide oiÂ»en tie president lias shown a disposition ttt promote harmony by recognizing all ele nta o tie party as republicans but s any coaoertefl effort should be made fth roosevelt at its head to emphasize insurgency and make it an issue in the mxt campaign the presisent would hate bo recourse but to fight back open split threatened with roosevelt on one side of a prop sttton and Taft on the other a wide open split would bo lie result . poindexter 1b particularly objectionable to the adminlrtratl/m ills lnsurgÂ£icy has fteen carried to the uttermost lengths even victor mnrdook has seen poiiidexter ; go further than he dared a roosevelt espousal of poindexter therefore would be regarded a an open break with presi dent Taft it irfrtim be bad politics ob roosevelt's part as wvlj for aside frcrm the fact that there is lltfle insurgent senti ment in the slab of washington o-lwre Taft is strong poindexter reside in tine same section of the state fnwn which sea ator wesley jones balk and sectional feel ing is so strong there that it 1 not be lieved the people wonld consent t baring two senators from the same locality bryan again declines vu 4 mm jjtrrt Â»â€¢* st-ira 1^Â«r ws'.ogmlk isrtfiu jifly g vriiuiun 1 Â« bnrrnai pirw out a fitibteiuekt tlils a-ftertmon g r r qh t th be a eamkbbate fur fifflwil bhttn fhiiirtâ– "' brraai qgw te bedepw li itu work r " ; irtl 'â€¢"â€¢â€¢ uosinrtttk witlmitt lieins " c:in(ti finite tax aw uktoi tsyiei:hiib "> reptrtl to lip iinuiiiig stticcs tipih un-er jcus liijum t mrs frank gould board of trade to have 3,000,000 home new structure to be erected on site of present edifice ground is leased at 160,000 a year a magnificent seventeen-story skyscraper to cost upwards of 3,000,000 is called for in plans which will be submitted friday ut n meeting of the directorate of the Chicago board of trade arrangements for financing the proposi tion already are complete the details call for the making of a lease of the pround on which stands the old structure for a term of 198 years at an annual rental of igo,ooo the lessee a Chicago syndicate to erect a building thereon and release the second third and fourth floors to the board of trade at an annual rental of 60,000 because the plan has yet to be ratified the identity of the building syndicate has not been made public the present board of trade structure was erected in 1883 and is nine stories high it lone has been inadequate for board purposes a o mason president a g white frank m bunch and others are prominent in the campaign for a new home for the board denounce chief croker subordinates in inquiry call him bungler politics seen new york july 6.-that fire chief edward f croker for more than ten years in command of the fire-fighting forces of this city and recognized the world over as one of the greatest firemen that ever lived is incompetent a bungler and unfit to re main at the head of the department is the verdict of the three subordinate officers who with croker have been instituting an inquiry into the fire at 110 washington street on june 6 last in which two firemen lost their lives dnring the three weeks that the farvestlgation has been under way croker has been ruled by his subordinates and in this attitude the latter have been consistently supported by commissioner waldo who is generally believed to be de termined to get rid of croker at any cost the report denouncing croker's manage ment of the washington street fire was not unexpected hat pin stabs court aid c saff second city official victim in tear woman unidentified for the second time in a year an em ploye of the municipal court has been jabbed if not stabbed with a woman's hat pin the latest victim is charles saff 10627 green bay avenue deputy clerk yesterday as mr saff was returning from luncheon he carelessly shoved his face into a woman-'s hat pin the wound was severe and antiseptic applications were used in the ihope of preventing an infec tion james languor deputy bailiff suf fered a similar accident a few months ago and for a long time it was feared cancer would result from the wound the iden tity of the woman whose hat pin punc tured sails face is not known as she es caped hurriedly in the crowd curtiss flies over sea rovers 12 miles in 12 mlnntes and will trj so miles to-day ato/antic cut n j july 6 with thousands of spectators tvatchlng him glenn h ourtlss this afternoon lle-w his aeroplane for twelve miles oyvt the ocean in twelve minutes he maintained an av erage altitude of 600 feet and traveled Â» tiile out from the beach to-morrow cur tins will attempt the fifty-mile flight over the ocean for which 5,000 in offered to the aviator who doe it in the fastest time hamilton also will fly brooking sn